A laser eye procedure called LASIK is used to treat visual issues. Your cornea's shape is altered to enhance the way light reaches your retina. This makes your eyesight better. After LASIK surgery, 99% of patients have uncorrected vision of 20/40 or better. More than 90% recover eyesight that is 20/20. The most frequent adverse effect is dry eye. A refractive eye procedure called LASIK employs lasers to treat vision issues in patients. Being an outpatient treatment, this surgery allows you to return home the same day. Refractive defects, which occur when your eye cannot properly bend light, are fixed with LASIK. A refractive defect causes visual blur. LASIK can improve your vision and overall quality of life. People who don't want to rely on glasses or contacts to enhance their vision may benefit from LASIK as a therapy option. You might not even need to wear contacts or glasses after LASIK. You might only require them sometimes, such as when reading or driving at night. It's crucial to understand how LASIK functions as well as its advantages and disadvantages if you're thinking about getting it so you can make an informed decision. For instance, not everyone qualifies for LASIK. Additionally, insurance usually does not pay for LASIK.
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